Members dikman Posted 15 hours ago Members Report Posted 15 hours ago I once made a couple of notebook covers for members of our police force (SAPOL), they have their own logo of course but it is very detailed and finicky. There's no way I could have manually copied that logo but the little laser I had was perfect for that job. But yeah, it does make it easy for anyone to copy almost anything. Quote Machines wot I have - Singer 51W59; Singer 331K4; Seiko STH-8BLD; Pfaff 335; CB4500. Chinese shoe patcher; Singer 201K (old hand crank)
Contributing Member Samalan Posted 2 hours ago Contributing Member Report Posted 2 hours ago I agree, Ferg, it has its place. Sometimes I have my son make 3D printed stamps for me, then I back them with steel. With that setup, you can do things you could never do by hand. Even if you could, you wouldn't, for instance, one stamp he made was a club logo with a ton of detail, a circle about 3"dia, it had dogs, birds, fish, trees, a pond, and more fine detail on the outer edge that is glued to a piece of steel 3/4"thick over kill yes its what I had at the time worked great. Quote
Contributing Member Samalan Posted 2 hours ago Contributing Member Report Posted 2 hours ago 13 hours ago, dikman said: I once made a couple of notebook covers for members of our police force (SAPOL), they have their own logo of course but it is very detailed and finicky. There's no way I could have manually copied that logo but the little laser I had was perfect for that job. But yeah, it does make it easy for anyone to copy almost anything. Agreed, I did the same thing, just in a different way, amounts to the same thing though, way too much detail to copy by hand. Quote
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